<p>During my highschool career I will be taking as many as five AP classes, the guidance office at my school hasn't released any info about AP exams, resulting in my question: What classes should I or anyone else take the AP exam for? Should I take all five of them or just the ones in my strongest classes/the ones related to what I want to major in in college? Thanks.</p>
<p>If you take an AP class, take the exam. There’s no reason not to.</p>
<p>With that being said, I’d look to take World History, U.S. History, English Lang./Lit., and whatever else interests you (perhaps a language like Spanish or French).</p>
<p>Go check out the colleges you want to go to. See what AP credits they offer. Some of the colleges I want to go to don’t offer credit for AP Lang, but I took it. So it’s a good idea to check. A lot of colleges want you to take U.S for their general education. That’s why APUSH is really popular. This applies to foreign languages too. In addition, if I were you, I would take the courses I’m going to major in. That’s my strategy.</p>
<p>Usually the best ones (in my opinion) are typically: AP USH, AP World History or Govt, AP Lang, AP Lit, AP Cal. Mainly because it looks good to take an AP Cal class and the AP English classes are always good, too.</p>
<p>I would take some of the more important AP classes, like:
AP Calculus (BC preferably)
AP US History
AP English Literature
AP Chemistry, Biology, or Physics
AP Foreign language of your choice</p>